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Flood Watch Extended As More Rain Pours Into Western WA
River flooding, heavy rains, landslides-- very little is off the table this weekend. Here's the latest forecast.

Charles started as Field Editor for Patch in May 2020, covering western Washington. He is based in Seattle. In the past, he has written for various TV news stations in Seattle, Reno, Nevada and Fairbanks, Alaska. He has also worked as a music critic, weatherman, and soccer referee.
River flooding, heavy rains, landslides-- very little is off the table this weekend. Here's the latest forecast.

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Police are contacting residents who may be impacted by potential flooding, and are asking drivers to be careful near the river.
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A flood watch has been issued for almost all of Western Washington, and will be sticking around through the weekend. Here's the latest.
A flood watch has been issued for almost all of Western Washington, and will be sticking around through the weekend. Here's the latest.
A flood watch has been issued for almost all of Western Washington, and will be sticking around through the weekend. Here's the latest.
A flood watch has been issued for almost all of Western Washington, and will be sticking around through the weekend. Here's the latest.
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